I've been taking pictures since I was a very young girl using whatever camera mom was using at the time. When I was 16 our family met another family who had relocated from England. Their son was a photographer and soon after we met I was cashing in my bonds from grandma and purchasing my Nikon FM2 (which I still use). After graduating from high school I started doing other things and the photography took a back seat. Almost 20 years later two professional photographers entered my circle of friends and they inspired me to pick up that camera again. I don't know yet where this is taking me but it's a passion that's driving me into the unknown. For now though I'm just so happy to be creating again and I love this site and all the kindness I've been shown in here. Renderosity ROCKS!!!!!!!!
On a personal note I'm a stay at home mom to four kids which I adopted and who are the willing subjects of many a picture LOL. Also I now have an awesome step son. There's three grown kids out in the world too and two grandbabies ;-) YUP we are busy people!!!!
The goodies in my bag:
2007 Nikon D300
2006 Nikon D50
1983 NIKON FM2
Gitzo tripod & Gitzo ball head
Nikon 80-400mm (or hubble telescope)
Nikon 10.5mm fisheye
Nikon 17-85mm
Nikkor 28-80mm 1:3 - 5.6 Lens
Nikkor 70-300mm 1:4 - 5.6 Zoom Lens
Sigma DC 17-70mm 1:2.8 - 4.5 Macro
Sigma 18-200mm
Quantaray QDC 900WA
SB800
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1983 non cpu Nikkor 50mm 1.4 lens
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Comments (17)
mark.spooner
Lovely macro!
ultimatemale
brilliant pic dude. wonderful compo & colours
vlaaitje
very nice, love the droplets
rainbows
Hi Lisa, a beautiful capture. Looks good enough to eat!!!! I am no expert at all, I am told that red or white flowers are the most difficult to capture. I honestly do not know why.. You did a fine job here, enjoy the rest of the holiday with your children. Happy day.Diane. PS. Onslow/Richard is a fine photographer of flowers, perhaps if you IM to Richard he could esplain why the red is so difficult to capture. He is a kind artist, I am sure he would not mind you asking him.
Fred255
Super close up shot, you have made it look like a strawberry
kjpweb
Great shot! Well done - the drops are gorgeous!
sharky_
Nice and moist.........Beautiful. Aloha
dgrits
Great macro shot! Perfect! (As a guess on the difficulty in shooting reds... that color is very easily oversaturated and harder to get correct without overdoing it.)
odie
Very well done!!
babuci
You practice all right...this is a killer macro!
jocko500
this looks super looking. love the water drops
Biffowitz
Fantastic capture, and I love the vibrant colors. I'm getting a fruity acidic taste in my mouth from looking at the droplets. Cool shot for sure!!
auntietk
Nice! I'm having a heck of a time with some red rhododendrons. If I ever get a good picture of one, it'll be up so fast your head will spin! I'm very impressed with the color in this shot. Perfect!
PhrankPower
Stunning! Looks delicious too.
Valerie-Ducom
Wowww, excellent picture and waht detail with this droplet !!! Excellent my lady dear !!! :)
nongo
Red yellow & white are very hard to photograph for clarity on flowers... I know exactly what you mean, it seems to take 20-30 photos to get one good one!! This one looks luscious with all those droplets!!! well done!!!!!
KatesFriend
Strawberry rose is right. That is just great.